BSC 2346 Module Human anatomy and physiology

BSC 2346 Module 5 Midterm Exam / BSC2346 Module 5 Midterm Exam (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College BSC2346 Midterm Quiz 5 / BSC 2346 Midterm Quiz 5 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College Question 1 Autosomal recessive traits and disorders typically show up in each generation. Question 2 Which statement is NOT true regarding articulations? Question 3 Which of the following protein molecules provides the binding site...

BSC 2346 Module 5 Midterm Exam / BSC2346 Module 5 Midterm Exam (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College BSC2346 Midterm Quiz 5 / BSC 2346 Midterm Quiz 5 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College Question 1 Aerobic respiration creates lactic acid as a byproduct but produces far more ATP than anaerobic respiration. • Question 2 The majority of joints within the body are classified as: • Question 3 The arrangement of the fascic...

BSC 2346 Module 11 Final Exam / BSC2346 Module 11 Final Exam (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College BSC2346 Final Exam / BSC 2346 Final Exam (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 Which statement is NOT true regarding the special senses? • Question 2 A dermatome is associated with a specific cranial nerve that innervates the body’s skin? • Question 3 What statement is NOT true of epiphyseal plates? ...

BSC 2346 Module 6 Quiz / BSC2346 Quiz 6 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 During the repolarization phase of an action potential, the neuron begins to regain its negative internal charge? • Question 2 Which statement is NOT true regarding action potentials (nerve impulses)? • Question 3 The resting membrane potential of a neuron, specifically in the axon, is more negatively charged inside when compared to the extrac...

BSC 2346 Module 2 Quiz / BSC2346 Quiz 2 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College Question 1 Hair and nails are mainly composed of what substance? • Question 2 What is NOT true of keratinocytes? • Question 3 Blood vessels in the epidermis will dilate increasing blood flow through the skin allow heat to dissipate from the body? • Question 4 Which choice is NOT true about the epidermis? • Question 5 Ski...

BSC 2346 Module 10 Quiz / BSC2346 Quiz 10 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 Which endocrine hormone is associated with decreasing the blood calcium levels in the body? • Question 2 Which statement is NOT true regarding the endocrine system? • Question 3 Which statement is NOT true regarding the adrenal glands? • Question 4 Which endocrine gland is associated with and directly responsible for prod...

BSC 2346 Module 8 Quiz / BSC2346 Quiz 8 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 A ganglia is a collection of nerve cell bodies within the peripheral nervous system? • Question 2 Which cranial nerve is associated or represents a majority of its innervation to be parasympathetic in its action and innervates a wide variety of internal organs including the heart, lungs, intestines and liver? • Question 3 Which cranial nerve i...

BSC 2346 Module 7 Quiz / BSC2346 Quiz 7 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 What statement is NOT true regarding the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)? • Question 2 What statement is NOT true regarding the blood brain barrier? • Question 3 What part of the brain controls and is associated with body posture, balance and equilibrium along with coordination of motor activity? • Question 4 What statement is NO...

BSC 2346 Module 9 Quiz / BSC2346 Quiz 9 (Latest): Human anatomy and physiology: Rasmussen College • Question 1 What statement is NOT true regarding the eye? • Question 2 Myopia occurs when the refracted light (focal point) is focused in front of the retina? • Question 3 What structure does not have an effect on the refraction of light within the eye? • Question 4 Which statement is true regarding balance and equilibrium within the inn...